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Theresa May’s most memorable looks from parliament's most talked about shoe closet as she heads to 10 Downing Street

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Parties & PeopleLifestyleCharlie Teather

Following Andrea Leadsom's withdrawal from the Conservative Party leadership race two days ago, Theresa May has had very little time to get used to her new role as Prime Minister let alone contemplate packing.

And while for many the prospect of moving to 10 Downing Street would be somewhat daunting, the Prime Minister in waiting has an altogether more formidable challenge on her hands.

As David Cameron takes down his ornaments and packs away his navy suits, May has to carefully gather together one of the most talked-about shoe wardrobes of this decade. And we all know shoes don’t take kindly to a suitcase.

But despite her footwear being given a surprising amount of media attention during her time in the spotlight, May - who declined to reveal how many pairs she owns when talking to the Standard, but protested that it's certainly fewer than Imelda Marcos - has seemingly relished the opportunity to showcase a new kitten heel or yet another leopard print flat.

But many see the obsession with our future Prime Minister’s footwear as unnecessary, with some going so far as to call it sexist.

On Good Morning Britain this week, hosts Susanna Reid and Piers Morgan clashed over the coverage.

Speaking to former Tory minister Esther McVey on the show, Reid asked: “Does this frustrate you – the constant focus on Theresa May’s shoes?” But before McVey could answer, Morgan jumped in saying: “She’s worn those heels specifically so we can talk about them. It’s part of her thing!”

Answering Reid’s question, McVey seemed unfazed by the prospect, suggesting that it probably “brings a smile” to May’s face in cabinet meetings. “To see a little bit of personality on her feet… and that she has got something else to say. It’s a subtle way of giving away a little bit of her personality”.

We only hope number 10 has the wardrobe space to cater for such a personality.

ArticleTheresa May: 30 looks from parliament's most talked about shoe closetTheresa MayPrime MinisterSusanna ReidEsther McVeyPiers MorganConservative Partyandrea leadsomDavid CameronImelda MarcosTheresa May’s most memorable looks from parliament's most talked about shoe closet

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